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| − | Leprechauns | + | '''Leprechauns''' are diminuative faeries who usually appear as bearded men or goodwives in distinctly Celtic dress. They are most common in Eire or the western coasts of Britain. It is extremely rare to see them as far east as the Midlands or further south than Wales. In spirit, they enjoy frivolity but are not partial towards mischief or cruel humour. They're flamboyant, talkative, clever and deadly serious where it comes to matters of money. Rumours that they are a menace to humans or that they spirit away children are vicious lies passed around by those who have failed to obtain the good wishes of leprechauns. |
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| − | + | They dwell in fair, sylvan woodlands, with lush hills and dales, such as are found in gifted spots throughout the isles. Though almost always solitary, parties of three or five (never two or four!) will take it upon themselves to travel abroad and see other parts of the world. They will always return singly if one of their party passes or becomes separated. | |
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| + | Contrary to popular myth, leprechauns do not trade in either gold or wishes, but they are sometimes willing to transfer '''luck''' to deserving souls. Performing a service for a grateful leprechaun might win the samaritan a single gold coin which, if rubbed once a day, will allow the owner to gain a +3 bonus in their favour to any die roll (+30% for a percentile die) and, once a week, will provide the character with a joyful happenstance or coincidence of some kind, such as a friend appearing at a time of need or an enemy failing to appear as expected. The exact nature of the happenstance is left to the DM. | ||
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| + | == Advantages == | ||
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| + | These small creatures of magical talent and | ||
mischievous nature can become invisible at will, polymorph nonliving objects, | mischievous nature can become invisible at will, polymorph nonliving objects, | ||
create illusions, and use ventriloquism spells as often as they like. Their keen | create illusions, and use ventriloquism spells as often as they like. Their keen | ||
Revision as of 21:22, 23 August 2020
| Species | faerie |
| No. Appearing | 1 |
| Behaviour | solitary |
| Range | woodland |
| Size | 2 ft. 6 in. tall |
| Weight | 12 lbs. |
| Intelligence | 15 |
| Armour Class | 8 |
| Hit Dice | 5+2 |
| Action Points | 5 |
| Max. Stride | {{{stride}}} |
| THAC0 | 16 |
| Hp/Die | d3 |
| Attack Forms | by weapon type |
| Damage | 1–3 |
| Special Attacks | create illusion, invisibility, Luck, magic resistance, never surprised, polymorph, ventriloquism |
Leprechauns are diminuative faeries who usually appear as bearded men or goodwives in distinctly Celtic dress. They are most common in Eire or the western coasts of Britain. It is extremely rare to see them as far east as the Midlands or further south than Wales. In spirit, they enjoy frivolity but are not partial towards mischief or cruel humour. They're flamboyant, talkative, clever and deadly serious where it comes to matters of money. Rumours that they are a menace to humans or that they spirit away children are vicious lies passed around by those who have failed to obtain the good wishes of leprechauns.
They dwell in fair, sylvan woodlands, with lush hills and dales, such as are found in gifted spots throughout the isles. Though almost always solitary, parties of three or five (never two or four!) will take it upon themselves to travel abroad and see other parts of the world. They will always return singly if one of their party passes or becomes separated.
Contrary to popular myth, leprechauns do not trade in either gold or wishes, but they are sometimes willing to transfer luck to deserving souls. Performing a service for a grateful leprechaun might win the samaritan a single gold coin which, if rubbed once a day, will allow the owner to gain a +3 bonus in their favour to any die roll (+30% for a percentile die) and, once a week, will provide the character with a joyful happenstance or coincidence of some kind, such as a friend appearing at a time of need or an enemy failing to appear as expected. The exact nature of the happenstance is left to the DM.
Advantages
These small creatures of magical talent and mischievous nature can become invisible at will, polymorph nonliving objects, create illusions, and use ventriloquism spells as often as they like. Their keen ears prevent them from being surprised. Being full of mischief they will often (75%) snatch valuable objects from persons, turn invisible and dash away. The object stolen will be valuable, and there is 75% chance of such theft being successful. If pursued closely there is a 25% chance per turn of pursuit that the leprechaun will drop the stolen goods.
See Bestiary
